Hi Ben,
Thanks for info. That is definitely a viable solution for the example I
provided. It is more common that I have larger files with more edits to
make.
The main reason I went with a data frame methodology is becuase of the file
types I have. Essentially, I have an XML 50+ "rows" by 10 "co
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From: Adam Gabbert [mailto:adamjgabb...@gmail.com]
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Subject: Re: [R] Create a Data Frame from an XML
Hello Gentlemen,
I mistakenly sent the message twice, because the
Hi Adam,
On Jan 23, 2013, at 11:36 AM, Adam Gabbert wrote:
> Hello Gentlemen,
>
> I mistakenly sent the message twice, because the first time I didn't receive
> a notification message so I was unsure if it went through properly.
>
> Your solutions worked great. Thank you! I felt like I was
Hello Gentlemen,
I mistakenly sent the message twice, because the first time I didn't
receive a notification message so I was unsure if it went through properly.
Your solutions worked great. Thank you! I felt like I was fairly close
just couldn't quite get the final step.
Now, I'm trying to rev
Hi Adam
[You seem to have sent the same message twice to the mailing list.]
There are various strategies/approaches to creating the data frame
from the XML.
Perhaps the approach that most closely follows your approach is
xmlRoot(doc)[ "row" ]
which returns a list of XML nodes whose node n
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